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68162-717045 - Y7 Revision Booklet 123
68162-717045 - Y7 Revision Booklet 123
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Write a conversation in French between two famous people. You can draw pictures of the people, or cut pictures
from a magazine and stick them below. Use speech bubbles to show the conversation.
You can use some of the phrases below to help you.
Hello Bonjour
Hi Salut
What are you called ? Comment t’appelles-tu ?
I’m called… Je m’appelle….
How are you ? Ça va?
Yes, I’m OK, thanks. Oui, ça va bien, merci.
Not bad Pas mal.
No, I’m not OK Non, ça ne va pas.
Goodbye Au revoir
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Learn these classroom objects. You will be tested on them in the next lesson.
1) Look, cover, say and check. Cover the English phrases and look at the French phrases. Can you remember
what they are? Do this several times until you have remembered them all. This may take a long time, but
keep going – it will get easier!
2) RACAWAC ! (Read And Cover And Write And Check) When you have remembered most of them, test
yourself. Cover the English phrases, look at the French phrases and write the English in the box in pencil.
Check your answers. If you got an answer right, tick the I know it! box. If you didn’t get it right, rub out
your answer and learn it again. Keep going until you have ticked all the I know it boxes.
3) Take a break! It is important to take a break and test yourself again later. You may find you have forgotten
some, so try again. This time it won’t take you as long to learn them!
Optional extra!
Play noughts and crosses (le morpion) with a classmate.
Say the object in French to get that square.
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Letter Pronunciation Letter Pronunciation
(how you say it) (how you say it)
A Ah N En
B Bay O Oh
C Say P Pay
D Day Q Koo
E Euh R Air
F Eff S Ess
G Djay T Tay
H Ash U Oo
I Ee V Vay
J Djee W Dooblevay
K Ka X Eex
L El Y Ee grec
M Em Z Zed
Look at the pronunciation guide to the French alphabet. Read it through several times out loud. Then try to learn the
letters three at a time. Build it up until you know them all. It is sometimes a good idea to make a rap or a song out of
the alphabet. This will help you to remember it!
When you have learnt it, do the exercises in the box below and tick when you can complete all the tasks. You may be
asked to do some of these tasks in your next lesson, so learn them properly!
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NUMBERS:
Write the numbers on the lines in French
Count to twenty from memory! Time yourself. How fast can you do it?
Attempt How long did Which numbers did you find hard?
you take?
First attempt
Second attempt
Third attempt
Fourth attempt
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French English French English
to have avoir
I have j’ai
you have tu as
he has il a
she has elle a
one has on a
we have nous avons
you have (plural) vous avez
they have ils ont
they have (f) elles ont
Translation practice.
French English
J’ai un stylo I have a pen
Nous avons deux crayons ______ have _____ pencils
Ils ont _______ règles They have four rulers
Tu ____ trois gommes You have three _______
________ _______ cinq livres We have five books
_____ _______ ______ ______ They (f) have three rulers
____ ____ _____ __________ He has an exercise book
She has fourteen pencils
J’ai treize cahiers
I have a book
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For these exercises, you can use the vocabulary at the bottom of the page to help you. If you prefer,
youi can cover them up first and then check them later.
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1) Say when your birthday is :
Mon anniversaire, c’est le _________________ __________________
Now write these five sentences out again in full. Draw a picture to illustrate each one.
1) ________________________________________________
2) ________________________________________________
3) ________________________________________________
4) ________________________________________________
5) ________________________________________________
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Prepare to give a presentation to the class in French. You will have to say it from
memory.
Write your presentation in the speech bubble below, and then learn it off by heart.
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TEST-YOURSELF:
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chair chaise (f)
masculine feminine plural pencil crayon (m)
a un une des (some) window fenêtre (f)
the le la les book livre (m)
tape recorder magnétophone (m)
door porte (f)
ruler règle (f)
table table (f)
whiteboard tableau blanc (m)
Fill in the gaps with an appropriate instruction, and then write the English meaning.
French English
_________________ la porte.
_________________ les cahiers
_________________ la fenêtre.
_________________ la porte.
_________________ un stylo.
_________________ le tableau blanc.
_________________à deux.
_________________ le professeur.
________________ le livre à la page 15.
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Possessive adjectives
* Exception : mon amie, ton école Use “mon, ton, son” if the noun is singular and begins with a
vowel.
Les couleurs:
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Les animaux
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Ma famille et My family
Vocabulaire Les yeux et Eyes and hair
mes copains and friends Les adjectifs Adjectives les cheveux
J’ai … I have … Je suis ... I am ... J’ai … I have …
Je n’ai pas … I don’t have … Tu es ... You are ... Tu as … You have …
Tu as …? Do you have …? Il est ... He is ... As-tu ...? Do you have ...?
As-tu …? Do you have ...? Elle est ... She is ... Il a … He has …
un frère a brother petit (petite) small Elle a … She has …
une sœur a sister grand (grande) tall
les yeux bleus/gris/ blue/grey/brown/
un frère quis’appelle ... a brother called ... de taille moyenne of medium height
marron/verts green eyes
deux sœurs qui two sisters called … actif (active) active
les cheveux blonds fair hair
s’appellent … bavard(e) chatty
les cheveux bruns brown hair
Je suis … I am … gourmand(e) greedy
les cheveux noirs dark hair
fils unique (m) only child (male) marrant(e) funny
les cheveux roux red hair
fille unique (f) only child (female) paresseux(paresseuse) lazy
les cheveux courts short hair
mon ami my friend (male) sportif (sportive) sporty
les cheveux longs long hair
mon copain my friend (male) sympa nice
les cheveux mi-longs medium-length hair
mon demi-frère my half-brother/ timide shy
les cheveux frisés curly hair
stepbrother un peu a bit
mon frère my brother assez quite Je n’ai pas de I don’t have any
mon grand-père my grandfather très very cheveux. hair.
mon oncle my uncle
mon père my father
mon amie my friend (female)
ma copine my friend (female)
ma demi-sœur my half-sister/
stepsister
ma grand-mère my grandmother
ma mère my mother
ma sœur my sister
ma tante my aunt
ma famille my family
mes parents my parents
mes grands-parents my grandparents
Voici ... Here is/are ...
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Voilà ... That is/Those are ...
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Grammaire
The usual way to form the plural of a French noun is to add -s on the end – just as in English.
You also have to remember that the article before the noun (e.g. le, un) changes according to
whether the noun is singular or plural.
1. Frères et sœurs
1. Lis les phrases. Vrai () au faux? ()
1. J’ai un frère et une sœur.
2. J’ai deux frères.
3. J’ai trois sœurs.
4. J’ai trois frères.
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2 Ma famille
3. Copie les mots dans les bonnes cases.
Mon Ma Mes
masculine feminine plural
My father : My mother My parents :
My My My
My sisters :
2. ________________________________.
3. ________________________________.
4. ________________________________.
5. ________________________________.
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5. Portraits
10. Lis, dessine et colorie.
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Je m’appelle Sylvie. J’ai les
yeux verts et les cheveux
longs et roux.
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Je m’appelle André. J’ai les
yeux marron et les cheveux
longs et noirs.
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Je m’appelle John. J’ai les
yeux verts. J’ai les cheveux
bleus et verts, mi-longs !
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